Brock v. Stines
Illinois Supreme Court
Appear from the Circuit Court of Pulton county; the Hon. R. J. Grier, Judge, presiding.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Cartwright
Harmon T. Martin and Mary E. Martin, his wife, lived on a farm of one hundred and sixty acres owned by him near the village of Ipava, in Pulton county, up to the year 1904, when the farm was sold and they moved to Ipava. They had two children,—Annie E. Brock, wife of J. F. Brock, and Vada C. Stines, wife of Charles Stines. Vada C. Stines and her husband had lived with her parents on the farm and moved with them to Ipava. J. P. Brock was the purchaser of the farm and occupied it with his' wife after 1904. Two thousand dollars of the proceeds of the farm were used to purchase lot 14 in Easley’s…
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